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The world's total debt just hit $324 trillion, but to whom?

(1) The question

$324 trillion in global debt

That's 3x the entire planet's GDP.

Every country owes

Every citizen pays

But no one asked the real question:

To whom?

Let's know to whom we owe debt!

(2) Everyone is in debt?

Governments are in debt.

Corporations are in debt.

People are in debt.

But someone—or something—

is on the other side of the balance sheet.

(3) To whom do we owe it?

Banks? No.

They're middlemen.

Nations? No.

They are borrowers.

The real answer sits quietly behind

Central bank, bond markets, and "lenders of last resort"

It's not a who-

It's a system.

(4) The system

A system designed to trap nations in perpetual interest payments.

Where debt is never meant to be repaid

only rolled over.

Inflation eats your savings.

Debt feeds their power.

(5) Say hello to the creditors!

Meet the creditors behind the curtain:

BlackRock

Vanguardia

IMF

BIS

Private central banks with shareholders

They don't want your currency. They can just print it!

They want your wealth and future cash flow.

(6) Even the U.S. is in debt.

The U.S. alone owes over 37 trillion. And it still sends billions overseas.

Why?

Because debt isn't a problem—it's a weapon.

Used to control politics, dictate austerity, and own public assets.

(7) How are we getting fooled?

Emerging nations? Drowning in interest.

Developed nations? Kicking the can.

And the creditors?

They're buying farmland, water, and data—real assets—while the rest hold paper promises.

(8) Remember?

So when they say "the world is in debt,"

Someone owns the debt.

And the more we owe,

the more they own.

(9) The final truth

324 trillion is not a crisis. It's a harvest.

One empire prints the currency.

The other nations pay the price.

And the creditor class?

They never lose.

They trap the world in numbers while escaping the collapse themselves.

Modern currency is based on debt.

Every dollar that exists is debt.

That's literally how it works since 1971.

Every dollar that gets printed increases the debt because the money itself is debt tokens backed by the state monopoly on violence.

The debt isn't actually owed to anyone, the currency itself is debt.

The consequences of privatisation of central banks and the post 1971 debt based currency system.

Remove the total money supply from that number and you have the actual debt left behind that is actually owed

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Actually this is how it’s been since 1694. This was the same case even when we were under a “gold standard”. Debt based monetary systems and fractional reserve banking are waaaaay older than 54 years. We are talking CENTURIES.